Institutions (regulated studies in genetics)

Institutions in regulated genetics studies are formal organizations or facilities that conduct research involving human or animal genetics while following strict legal and ethical guidelines. These regulations ensure that studies are safe, ethically responsible, and scientifically valid. They include oversight bodies like Institutional Review Boards (IRBs), ethics committees, and regulatory agencies that review and approve research protocols. These institutions help protect participants’ rights and well-being, monitor compliance, and ensure that genetic research advances knowledge without compromising safety or ethics.